Employment in Canada without the need for a work permit
Although a work permit is required for temporary work in Canada as a foreign worker , in some cases when this type of employment is not in direct competition with the economic activities of citizens or people with permanent residence in Canada, a work permit is required. permit) is not. The complete list of these jobs is available on the website of the Immigration Department. Here are some of them.
1- business tourists
Business tourists are people who entered Canada for economic purposes and business trips and short-term stays, but do not directly enter the business market in Canada. One of the necessary conditions for this category of tourists is that their main place of income and business must be outside of Canada. Business tourists can stay in Canada for up to six months without obtaining a work permit and continue their activities. If they need a longer stay, they should get a work permit.
Among the purposes of business tourists, we can mention the following:
Business meeting with companies that have business relationship with their country
Visit business and business sites
Training or learning the steps of manufacturing or selling some products by Canadian companies
2- International students
Students who are studying full-time within the scope of their educational institution ( on campus ) can also work without obtaining a work permit. According to the conditions listed in the study permit and if the conditions listed on the website of the Immigration Department are met, in some cases international students are allowed to work off campus without a work permit.
3- People with implied status in Canada
People who have a work permit or study permit that has expired and applied for an extension should wait for a response from the Immigration Department. These people have implied status. If they do not violate the initial conditions of their license, they can continue to work without a work permit.
4- News reporters
Reporters of news agencies can work without a work permit to cover Canadian news events.
